Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-26

worth ~ lewDlfy OelohFluE to hAfr' Ct"' R-IIe Mcdonald. The jswelry vas ideu tfsd by K. r. GoDonnid, Jr who stated that be nai purchased ali the articles and had T sve- presented them 10 any one. that rc rad purchased 5walm's ticket to- New York on the l3'n iusiEnt and n, SwalLl's rs qEest had made the pul- chase under the nRne O, J. Sanford
 Constable Dwyer, of Golfer, said thsi ha had arrested STalm on The overland train. and tna, tLe prisoner had inti- ,,,tei at The time tbat he WOuld give SI500 to gei to New York.
 Feet n0ny wGS given by officers 10 the f.c, thEt the jewelry was found ID SValn's possession when he wes search cd at the city prison.
 Judge Ho,n blower ordered S=olm 10 bs hrlo ln answer to the charge, with bonds fixed at SGCO1. The hearing on the charges of forgery was continued i'll Monday,
 SAS FRaSCIsCJ, November 25-Judge Salhvan this morning granted moticn for A chspge uf venue Ia the case Of Rob rrt r. Morrow, and trE1sferrei tEe case t1 tho superior court of SOnOma cOuLty.
 PAKIs. November Z5-Presideut G.evy has reguesled RIbOt tO form A new osD- ioet and charged him sO convey to tEe chamber his message of resignation.
 BERLIN. November 25-Reichs.sg was orened yesterday. Minister Von BOet- liche. read tte speech from the throne.
 IRUcKEE. Cal, November 25-Thc fret saow Of she season fell here last evening. The fall 10 the mountains IF SeFy heavy.
 PARIS. November 2j-President Grew sill resists the deuaod for h,s immc- dia,e resignation. The pres condemns the prolouentiOn of the crisIs. Ie PaI says: sGrevy wili uot resign l'efore he hss placed the Republic il safe posi- uon." It declares that the Orleans princes are very active, eod warns 'h' Republicans to reflect on the colrse 'hel are taking.
 NEW YORK, November i5 The New York agent ot the Netherlands & Amer ican Steamship O., has been informed that thirteen of the passengers of tat steamer Schclien, before reported miss Ing. are known to have been saved.
 PrrrsBuRG, Ps., Nov. 25-Two ireighi trains on the E. < O. railroad cOllideG on a sharp curve fifteen miles from this cIty tkia morning. Both trains were completely demolished, three men killed and five others injured. One of ihe killed was William HendImGr, fireman of one of the engines. Two others are still under the debris aud their names are unknown. Three of the injured are Engineers Gates and Gofl, and Fireman McGayeu may die. The blame GPPar- aaily rests wish the train dispatcher.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 2j. Sidney Dillon has been elected prs-ide cf the Ore gon Trans Continental
 NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-George Gould left for San FrsncIscO last night on bus mes connected with the Pacific Mail.
 WAsHIsGroN, November 21-The |. & supreme court to-day reversed iEe de oislsn Cf the circuit coLr. in tie cgse Of the Colorado Coal < Iron conn any ct nI ', appellants against the United States. The object ot the sui. was 10 declare void patents for 9,JG6 acres of land in Las Animas coun'y, Colorado, granted some years ago to the Southern Colo redo Coal and Ircn Company, which Lf.eTwsri consolidated with the Cclo- ra5O Coal Company. The latter com psny procure "A mortgage for .hree Lnd half million dollars on the property, ct which the government only received Sl2 0J0. The government charged that Il was e gigantic conspirtc e snd that the original entries were fictitious; that ihe ale ged pTe-emptCrs never lived in Colo F8dO and that the register and receiver of the land office conuived at the fraud.
 The supreme court in is decision holds thnt ths evidence shows freud ur on .he United States, sUfii.;snt 10 Cqui;y as agaius, the parties perpe,rstiug ]. CT tbose claiming under them with uo'ice ot T.. to jrstify the cancellation of the patents Issned them, tu. the.e is n. such frand a- tbe Dr-sent lecrl title O. Ustents In the npirion of this cou-i tue government has not c1nclusivel, shown th-t alleged pre-emT,ors filed pc titIons, nor are the facts sufficient tC overcome the presumption ot innocence on part of the register and receiver oi tne lhni once.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 21. - Money sac. Bar s,lver 9ji
 SACRAMENTO November 2l.-JOhn A. Dimmic, charged with the murder of Henry BenhByon, in San Francisco, ar ved here 70 day in charge of Chief of Police Crowley, and wEs taken before toe supreme court. Tbs court heard the application for wit of hsbeas COT. S and ordered Dinmig rsiurped to tie custody Ot the sheriff, and then took the case u3dCr consideration.
 CHICAGO, November Fl Win. Myers, foreman ot ,be blast furnace of the Norgh Chicago Rolling NH Company Rt South ChIcagc, returned 10 his home thIs evening hf.er lowing been away al day, and Sithou. ut;ering a word shs his wi.o three times. iLflictIrg fatal iU- iuries. He then fired the rernainIng shots in Eis revolver at his daughter Lsurs Eged IS and hts son Allie aged IL but Be;:hcr of the shots took effect. Myers e;aried to reload his revolver wboa the girl rin screaming from the house. He hurrisi!y pushed She re- Al ALt Jg. fbNheA t-Ll from ihe house. He hss not ye. been captured. The cause of the shooting cannot be ssceTtained.
 PREsCoTr, November 2I-The largest funeral pFoces ion ever Seen Iu th. ter riiory, followed sll that was mortal of Charles Collins. c B. Taylor, W, z. WIl- son, ThOm.s COwiey and knirew Stein brook, the five unfortunate men who met their death in the boiler explosion at WilsOn's saw null. The remains were brought here yesterday morning and placed in the armOry of the Prescott E,Hrs. The oOToner's Jury summoned from here viewed the scene of Ihe e1plo- siou. The inquest bsg lag. night, but adjourned unlil Monday sleniRg,
 LATER:-All of the witnesses being exami0ei before the cOrOneT's inquest state they destiEctiy heard two reports, the first sharp, and ;he second a kind of dull rOBr. From this and other CIT cumstsness 1t IS thought the explosion of The boiler was occasiOnei by placing nitro glycerine, giant powder or some other powerful explosive ID such @ way that the heat from ihe boiler exploded it, and that IL was placed III the boiler through The safety valve, Shiob, as one